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TDetailed Forecast Discussion: oday should be the hottest day of the week with highs forecast to rise into the middle to upper 90's across the Front Range. A stagnant low pressure system is positioned off the coast of California and has been for the last few days. Out ahead of this low, warm and dry southwest flow has been spilling …

MDetailed Forecast Discussion: onday's cool and smoke-free weather was a real treat! The high temperature at BoulderCAST Station was 73°F which came as low clouds finally cleared during the evening hours before sunset. We also reported 0.21" of rainfall before sunrise which was the largest single-day rainfall total since late May. We're starting out chilly this morning as well with …

BDetailed Forecast Discussion: elow shows the Boulder webcam as of 7AM this morning. All is going to be sunny for the first half of our day with temperatures in the lower to middle 80's. There was a cold front that moved through this morning. That cold front will continue to sag southward this evening and into tomorrow morning, ushering in …

CDetailed Forecast Discussion: hange in the pattern today to favor an increased threat of showers and storms. In the mid-levels of the atmosphere, a trough is present across eastern Montana (below), with a set of two distinct trough axes from north to south across Colorado. These two troughs, along with embedded shortwave energy, will favor shower and storm development again …

MDetailed Forecast Discussion: uch cooler temperatures today. Who would've thought that temperatures in the upper 80's to around 90 would be a welcome change from the 100+ degree heat. But, it is June! Today in the mid-levels of the atmosphere, strong ridge will be anchored just southwest of the Four Corners region. Shortwave energy will be riding around this high …

GDetailed Forecast Discussion: o ahead. Name any Front Range city and I will tell you that city broke their daily record high on Wednesday! As mentioned in yesterday's discussion, the long-standing record values for our region on June 16 were very attainable allowing almost every city to crush the existing record. Denver hit 100°F. Boulder 99°F. Fort Collins 100°F. Broomfield …

HDetailed Forecast Discussion: igh pressure will continue to dominate our weather today with another scorching afternoon on-tap. Yesterday was Denver's first triple digit day of the year with a reported high temperature of 101°F!  This broke the existing daily record high for June 15th by four degrees. Boulder only reached 96°F and this was not a record. Overall the airmass …